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It Takes People Like You to Make People Like Me
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0090771610522
Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered
Label: Sundazed Music Inc.
Manufacturer: Sundazed Music Inc.
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sundazed Music Inc.
Release Date: November 11, 1997
Studio: Sundazed Music Inc.
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Editorial Review:
Full title, 'It Takes People Like You To Make People Like Me'. 1997 Sundazed reissue of 1968 Capitol album with single versions of 'It Takes People Like You (To Make People Like Me)' & 'Where Does The Good Times Go' added as bonus tracks. 14 tracks total.
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - You can brighten each day with a smile.
This Buck Owens album was released in January of 1968. The songs were recorded between April of 1966 and August of 1967. There were two big hits from the album: "It Takes People Like You" and "Where Does the Good Times Go". Most of the other songs on the album are good, too. Especially noteworthy is "Let the World Keep on A Turnin'", which Buck rerecorded a few months later with his son, Buddy Alan. That duet version was released as a single and became a bit hit. This is another solid Buck ... Read More
Rating: - Late -60's Buck
Here is another great re-release by SunDazed Records from the Buck Owens Catalog. I admit I prefer the early Buck Owens' sound, and this CD really has nothing wrong with it; especially if you prefer the more polished and later sound of Buck and the Boys. But, I find it to lack the energy and enthusiasm (exuberance?) of the earlier recordings. But, with that said, I would whip out my billfold and buy a dozen copies of this CD before spending a penny on the trash coming out of Nashville today. ... Read More
Rating: - Fine Bakersfield country from 1968
By 1967, Owens and his Buckaroos seemed to knock out fine albums just as easily as they breathed. Though it certainly didn't make them complacent, there's a certain ease to these songs that takes a bit of the edge off the Bakersfield sound. Riding the crest of his incredible artistic and popular success, Owens never took his fans for granted, hence his personal creed became the title of this album. These tracks (all written or co-written by Owens) were laid down in 1966 and 1967, while the Buckaroos ... Read More
Rating:  - Vintage 1968 album on CD
This album was released the year I was born. I first heard it on an 8-track my uncle had in the 70's. I wore that tape out and later found a used copy on vinyl. So when I saw it on CD I was quick to grab it. The title song was Bucks way of saying thank you to his many fans who made him a star. Not counting the "best of" albums, this one is my favorite of Bucks. Buck at his peak shortly before Hee Haw took over. Great Country!!!!
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